I recorded these songs as a one-man project, performing everything myself. I love the sound of real instruments played by real people. I used no cut and paste/autotune/synths/etc - just single complete takes of each track. I hope it sounds honest.

Praise for The R-complex
"Sensational... a glorious debut" - The Dwarf Magazine
"A product of emotion, creativity and brilliant musicianship" - musicfeeds.com.au
"A voice you'd like to have sing you to sleep" - The Record Rebellion
"Stunning... the songs would not be out of place for any big name indie rock act" - Northern rivers echo

1. Round the Bend
2. A Big Suprise
3. Money and Run
4. Ride the Wave
5. Strange But True
6. Make it Better
7. Nothing I Can Do
8. Twist of Fate
9. Day Too Long
10. Alone Again
11. Passing By

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/21/2012
Connor B Fitz lives in Tucki Tucki Australia

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Pop

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